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David P

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  1. Think he is referring to his link-less ebay emporium?
  2. No I don't. Simply look under your Supra at the front fluid line on the transmission. Or find the pins on ECU, info in this PDF. http://www.jegs.com/InstallationInstructions/0/017/017-30-1100.pdf
  3. I have emptied my inbox, please remind me your of your address because it's not on your paypal info.
  4. Here's a pic of a 255 on a 10". https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=255+tyre+on+10%22+wheel&rlz=1C1CHBF_en-GBGB703GB703&espv=2&biw=1024&bih=476&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwih-NC9-evOAhVCJcAKHQiFABEQ_AUIBigB#imgrc=yTNcMdwvlFbceM%3A First kerb will toast your posh new wheels.
  5. Looking good. Finding your own mechanical solution and then making it yourself, is rewarding in ways that many will never know.
  6. It does, but there's no reason why it can't do both.
  7. Whilst my dash was out upgrading to looms with cruise control and active spoiler, for means of preventative maintenance I swapped the matrix for a demisterman unit. It will keep your feet dry, but they'll never be warm again.
  8. There's a fluid temp sensor on the transmission "front" line, this can also serve a temp gauge.
  9. Might be worth checking the closed oil breather circuit non return valve?
  10. Looks like you've learned an anal lesson.
  11. Changing those things will be a huge PITA, a fiver is nothing in the great scheme of this task and if OE is available, these are not worth the risk.
  12. Just a thought. You say that your TRD cap had come off, is that one of those that has the badge on the wonk when it's done up properly which anal folks leave a little bit undone to make the TRD badge straight?
  13. He needs a fiver to afford the calls telling folks that he saved a fiver.
  14. Get a blowlamp on the aluminium cross-member and plenty of leverage on the bolt. Edit. You could use 2 nuts locked onto the bolt threads which would allow for plenty of leverage at both ends at the same time.
  15. I hadn't watched it, that puts paid to most chances of luck.
  16. If your oil level has not fallen below minimum on the dipstick, you might be lucky and find that the smoke was from oil thrown onto exhaust.
  17. Twin Charging works with Roots or Whipple chargers which provide boost at low revs, a waste of time with a centrifugal charger that has boost characteristics more similar to turbo.
  18. "To be sure". Sorry I can't be of help with your Supranoise, but couldn't pass the chance of a quip.
  19. In that case, it would just increase the din, is it not possible to fit the clutch onto the supercharger pulley like some Merc's?
  20. They have managed to well and truly fuglify it, but the last pic shows the prettier one. Maybe they cannot see the difference?
  21. How does your compression & boost compare with other 1k Supra's? If you won't drop the boost, you may need to drop the compression?
  22. An electronic clutch will do the job like falling down a flight of stairs whilst wearing leg callipers, using a vacuum operated recirculation valve would be far better idea. A Forge valve would reliably sort that. FMDVECL202 http://www.forgemotorsport.com/search?q=FMDVECL202
  23. Guess what I found today whilst looking for something else. It's almost new, resend that resent money and I'll post it.
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